Facing the Mountain (Adapted for Young Readers)

The narrative highlights the dual experience of Japanese Americans during World War II, portraying the stark contrast between the racism they faced and the bravery of those who served in the military. Despite being unjustly interned in concentration camps, many Japanese American soldiers valiantly fought for the country, exemplifying loyalty and courage amidst adversity. Their contributions played a significant role in safeguarding American freedoms during a tumultuous period in history.